Dissertation: Point-of-Care Application of Novel Image Processing and Machine Learning Algorithms in Digital Health
Focus on application of image processing and machine learning algorithms in smart health monitoring and consumer level software development
Thesis: ECG signal compression using data extraction and truncated singular value decomposition
Bioinformatics and deep learning tool development for application in enteric neuroscience..
Developing a novel Federated Learning algorithm, and Smartphone based unbiased Skin Cancer Diagnosis Tool.
Developing a novel imaging software for Enteric Neuroscience Program focused on mapping gut neurons using AI technology.
Reducing manual mapping time by 80% utilizing state-of-the-art technologies to provide quantitative analysis of acquired data.
Graduate Part Time Instructor
Developed teaching methodology for undergraduate and graduate courses
Supervised 80+ students for programming and numerous projects
Graduate Research Assistant
NSF SBIR/STTR Grant- INOON- ($375k)- Prototype for Eye disease detection using smartphone (Hybrid SVM-CNN, Reinforcement learning, Android Studio)
NSF ICorps Grant ($50k)-Automatic Feature Identification of COVID-19: Symptom diagnosis platform (CNN, Hybrid LSTM-auto-encoder model (Python, Keras, Panda), and Transfer Learning)
NIH Grant- Reducing Motion Noise Artifact in Smartphone PPG Signal (XCode, Debugging and optimizing APIs)
NIH UG3 Grant ($350k)-AI-based Speech Therapy Software Development for Telehealth(UX-UI Python, SQL, full stack development)
NSF Grant ($50k)- Smartphone application to detect body shape and size of the consumer (Android application, Segmentation, Clustering, Decision Tree, Alexnet, and Resnet)
Korea Govt. Grant- Quantifying analyte in Lateral Flow Assay using Smartphone (Quantitative analysis, Java)
Database management, operations, KPI, and Service operations log of 100+biomedical devices (CT, MRI, Ultrasound) coordinating a system of 120+ employee